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The pros and cons of homeschooling

July 25, 2016 · by LaKeisha Fleming · Leave a Comment

The pros and cons of homeschooling

It isn’t a one-size-fits-all proposition

Filed Under: Education, Family, Parenting, Your Life · Tagged: Back to School, children, education, school, timing

Get involved with your childs education

August 30, 2015 · by Fayette Woman · Leave a Comment

Get involved with your childs education

Change their education experience and life

Filed Under: Education, Parenting · Tagged: Back to School, children, Parenting

6 keys to back to school fitness

July 27, 2015 · by Mary Catherine Domaleski · Leave a Comment

6 keys to back to school fitness

It’s time to bring back the routine

Filed Under: Fitness, Health & Beauty · Tagged: Back to School, Fitness, Health, school

Is your child ready for school?

July 27, 2015 · by Sharon Ricks · Leave a Comment

Is your child ready for school?

Supplies, clothes, and family support

Filed Under: Family, Parenting, Your Life · Tagged: Back to School, child, Family, Parenting, ready, school, student

Empty Nesters: It’s Time to Fly!

August 24, 2012 · by Jill Prouty · Leave a Comment

Empty Nesters: It’s Time to Fly!

Seeing your child off to college for the first time can bring mixed emotions. On one hand, you have the empty bedroom down the hall, which perhaps feels emptier than ever. On the other hand, you—like more and more parents of college kids—might begin to discover the positive changes that having a so-called “empty nest” […]

Filed Under: Parenting, Read - Ride - Run · Tagged: Back to School, children, Parenting

California Chicken Wrap

August 23, 2012 · by Fayette Woman · Leave a Comment

California Chicken Wrap

Got lunch? This super-easy and healthy wrap is a great way to change up your brown-bagging routine.   Serves: 4 Prep Time: 10 minutes 3          tablespoons Hellmann’s® or Best Foods® Mayonnaise Dressing with Olive Oil 4          6-inch fajita size whole wheat flour tortillas 12        ounces boneless, skinless chicken breasts, grilled and sliced […]

Filed Under: Food & Recipes, Poultry · Tagged: Back to School, Food & Recipes, Health

Healthy lifestyle tips for academic success

August 21, 2012 · by Fayette Woman · Leave a Comment

Healthy lifestyle tips for academic success

(ARA) – Excitement for the new school year is growing, and whether it’s preschool or high school, all parents want their children to do well both academically and socially. Parents can do some simple things at home to help set their children on the right path to reach their full potential. Dr. Keri Marshall is […]

Filed Under: Health, Parenting · Tagged: Back to School, children, Health

Protect Your Children From Cyberbullying

August 16, 2012 · by Fayette Woman · Leave a Comment

Protect Your Children From Cyberbullying

(StatePoint) Most parents are familiar with traditional bullying that takes place at school and on the playground, but as life has gone digital, so has bullying. “Cyberbullying, bullying that occurs through technology like computers and mobile devices, is often harder to detect than traditional bullying. The bully isn’t immediately visible and may not even be […]

Filed Under: Parenting · Tagged: Back to School, children, Parenting, safety

Get Your Kids To Read More

August 15, 2012 · by Fayette Woman · Leave a Comment

Get Your Kids To Read More

(StatePoint) The start of a new school year is a great time to emphasize the importance of reading at home. Solid readers perform better in school and in the workplace, have a healthy self-image, and become lifelong learners. Research shows a whopping 45 percent of children ages 3 to 5 are not read to daily, […]

Filed Under: Education, Parenting · Tagged: Back to School, children, community

The Art of Saying No

August 13, 2012 · by Fayette Woman · Leave a Comment

The Art of Saying No

By Dr. Travis Bradberry John Gailbraith’s housekeeper was a whiz when it came to saying no. One day in 1965 the noted economist was taking a nap when President Lyndon Johnson called his home. “He’s taking a nap and has left strict orders not to be disturbed,” his housekeeper told the President. Johnson replied, “Well, […]

Filed Under: Your Life · Tagged: Back to School, balance, stress

4 ways to avoid middle school meltdowns

August 11, 2012 · by Kristin Girard · Leave a Comment

4 ways to avoid middle school meltdowns

For many kids, middle school will be the most difficult school years of their entire lives. First, there’s the novelty of changing classes; along with that comes five or six different teachers, learning how to operate a locker, handling an in-flux schedule, and arriving to classes on time. Students are expected to handle more responsibility […]

Filed Under: Parenting · Tagged: Back to School, children, Parenting

5 tips to survive the first day of preschool

August 10, 2012 · by Fayette Woman · Leave a Comment

5 tips to survive the first day of preschool

Back to school is just around the corner. For many toddlers, it’ll be the first day of preschool and the very first day they’re away from mom and dad. My oldest daughter is starting preschool in the fall, and just the thought of her going off to school for the first time gets me teary […]

Filed Under: Parenting · Tagged: Back to School, children, Parenting

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Spring is a popular time of year for house cleaning and clearing away clutter. Powers Heating & Air suggests it is also a good time to replace HVAC.

New Look Cabinets Can Help You Update Your Kitchen

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Nathalie White-Faulkner Joins Heartis Fayetteville as Executive Director

Nathalie White-Faulkner has been named Executive Director of the highly-anticipated senior living community at Heartis Fayetteville.

McMullin, Stone & Associates helps clients prepare for unexpected expenses

McMullin, Stone & Associates of Fayetteville can help you with your long-term financial planning, so you are ready for the future.

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Nicole Jones bakes memories into Smallcakes

It’s not often a person finds a day job that brings back great childhood memories. Nicole Jones, owner of Smallcakes Peachtree City, is one exception.

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Kimberly Gaddis represents condominiums, townhomes, homeowner associations and cooperatives and acts as general counsel for these corporations throughout the state of Georgia.

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Cup of tea

As an adult, tea parties tend to go away like nap times, an infrequent luxury, if they happen at all. Having tea turns into swiping a teabag through some hot water in a mug. Thankfully, shows like Downton Abbey came along and reminded us that a daily ritual is good for the soul and perhaps […]

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